Hello, For those who doesn't know us - we are Siberian (Russia)-based system integration company promoting sipXecs/openUC. You probably heard of us developing Yealink plugin.
We believe in sipXecs/openUC as future huge ecosystem market and want to be part of it as extension/addon/custom developers. Since we are self-funded, correct decision making is extremely important for us so we need your (end users, installers, supporters) input on priorities and market potential. We are now 4.6-focused (in terms of development) and have some ideas (listed below) we evaluated from technical point of view and estimated as really doable. Now I dare asking for your comments/opinions/criticism on. Are our ideas worth implementing at all? If yes - what's most important for you? Would your clients (our yourself) pay for a license? Would you or your clients fund free product development? Should there be two versions (free and commercial)? We will appreciate any input! Major project ideas (need community discussion): - Sophisticated integrated (implemented as a server role) call recording system based on policy-based RTP proxying. - Advanced managed (implemented as a server role) SBC (probably SEMS-based) - Video calls using web cameras feature using special desktop software agent (four-legged calls), video conference bridge integration (by proxying and mixing combined call before passing it to the MCU) - "Marketplace" - repository management/package management/package deployment system Minor project ideas (will be 100% free and open source, need only priorities voting): - Custom freeswitch extensions editor/manager - Support page (displays installer contacts/helpdesk information, maybe request form) - calling number filtering/routing dialplan entry (for blacklisting/VIP-calls etc) - Custom web server role (for server-side phone integration scripts like phonebook search and server side of XML apps) Thanks in advance for your input! -- *Mikhail Rodionov* CEO E-mail: ma...@siplabs.ru Tel: +7(383)363-2111 Mob: +7(913)985-5212
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